Sentence examples for dosing represents from inspiring English sources

Use of formulae to help guide drug dosing represents an attractive approach, although an ability to trigger both dose reduction and escalation is required.

Traditional prescribing culture involves recognition of factors that mandate dose reduction (such as renal impairment), although optimizing drug exposure, through more frequent or augmented dosing, represents an evolving strategy.

As carboplatin dosing represents the main practical outcome of estimating GFR in paediatric oncology, it would seem sensible to consider the potential effect that a change in methodology for estimating GFR may have on carboplatin dosing in children with cancer.

In patients with SCD who remain on the treatment regimen, deferasirox with appropriate dosing represents an effective long-term treatment to accompany ongoing transfusion therapy, facilitating the prevention of stroke and organ failure by potentially reducing the risk of developing complications of iron overload.

In the view of the physicians the "Flexibility of dosing", represented by an intake of a maximum of 3 tablets per day (characteristic 3) had the lowest but still statistically significant impact.

Third, experimental data obtained from rat tissues after single dosing represent the tissue-to-plasma partition coefficients at steady state.

Effective dose represents the potential risk to a population of stochastic effects of ionizing radiation (mainly lethal cancer).

This additional tumor dose represents an increase of 169% over the mean tumor dose calculated for maximum 90Y-DOTATOC when given alone (5,180 cGy).

The sum of the radiation-risk weighted equivalent dose to organs and tissues in the human body (the effective dose) represents the potential risk from stochastic effects (mainly lethal cancer) of radiation.

Thus, the 90-mg dose represents the optimal starting dose.

The sum of the calculated doses represents the total medication.